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I have spent a great deal of time following various explanations, discussions, and descriptions of providing a web service.   These discussions span 15 years, many variations, and many paths.  The most comprehensive looks to be the ConvertTemperature example provided with the Web Services Wizard.  I have been able to make it work in test mode but not in the for-real.

I am not interested in XML, SOAP, or WDSL.  It seems reasonable to me that http://Some.iSeries.com:10100/convertTemp?FtoC?90 in a web browser should return 50.

Hence my request: Anyone know of a very basic tutorial that includes a complete but simple web services application, including setting up the server, setting up the application server, and an SQLRPGLE program to provide the data.

Yes, there are a lot of very fine features that can be included but for now that is just muddying the waters.  I am looking for as close to a HelloWorld as it can get and still be complete.


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